He said that other officers identified with various irregularities, according to the extant rules in the state civil service, were forgiven.
Many state governors are said to owe primary school teachers and secondary schools months of salary arrears.
“As I am talking to you now, some of us have not received our June and July salaries, and August is gone already,” the teacher said.
Reacting, Ibrahim Dalhatu, state chairman, NUT, dismissed the competency test and the sacking of the affected teachers as “illegal”.
The union said the development followed Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi’s intervention in the circumstances surrounding the indefinite strike.
The Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) has reiterated its commitment to sensitise its members on the importance of the 2023 general elections to the union.
The teachers’ union embarked on an indefinite strike over non-payment of the N30,000 minimum wage by Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi’s government.
Teachers in public primary schools in the FCT shut down public primary schools on January 26. Those in Bwari Area Council have yet to call off the industrial action.
The NUT directed teachers in primary and secondary schools to resume normal academic activities from March 21.
The teachers are asking the governor to honour every agreement reached with them.
